Yang Ye was an honest, studious top student, but he was also dumped at every turn. Fate had it in for him, and he seemed destined to stay single forever. Then he was killed when the former village belle, who had taken her own life, jumped from a building and landed on him.
After being reborn, he made three resolutions.
First, he would get back at everyone who had bullied him.
Second, Lin Yingzi owed him her life, and she could repay it with a child in this lifetime.
Third, his brothers were great, and he would stick with them instead of being a loner.
Sitting aboard a yacht worth billions, Liu Hongwei said to Yang Ye, “Brother, we owe it all to your vision in this life.”
Yang Ye raised his glass. “You believed in me, brother. That’s how we got this far.”
All the brothers burst out laughing...
It felt great to win without lifting a finger.
Memories of those born in the 1980s, the lives of true rural people.
It's a good read, unlike those highbrow rebirth novels. The beginning, where the protagonist beats up some thugs, is quite satisfying. It's definitely worth reading.
How could it end like this?